Detroit Lions

Amon-Ra St. Brown

WR #14

HEIGHT6'0"

WEIGHT202 lbs

EXPERIENCE5 years

AGE26

#14

Detroit Lions

Amon-Ra St. Brown

HT6'0"

WT202 lbs

EXP5 years

AGE26

WR#14

Career Stats

Year	Team	REC	TGT	YDS	AVG	TD	LNG	CAR	YDS	AVG	TD	LNG
2025	DET	117	172	1401	12.0	11	428	3	9	3.0	-	8
2024	DET	115	141	1263	11.0	12	378	2	6	3.0	-	10
2023	DET	119	164	1515	12.7	10	463	4	24	6.0	-	21
2022	DET	106	146	1161	10.9	6	364	9	95	10.6	-	85
2021	DET	90	119	912	10.1	5	318	7	61	8.7	1	57

Fantasy Outlook

Disappointing as 2025 was for the Lions, it proved to be another fruitful year for St. Brown's fantasy managers. He ripped off a third straight season in the range of 115-119 catches and 10-12 touchdowns, sacrificing some efficiency (8.1 YPT) while piling up a career-high 172 targets. Wan'Dale Robinson was the only WR with more slot yardage, and St. Brown also finished a respectable 16th in yards from the perimeter. Ben Johnson's departure for Chicago may have shifted the balance of power in the NFC North, but ARSB's fantasy value escaped unscathed, with Detroit's mediocrity leading to more deficits, more pass attempts and more targets. As much as the Lions hope that changes in 2026, they no longer have the elite offensive line that defined their team in 2023 and 2024. It should still be a good offense, with QB Jared Goff throwing to St. Brown, Jameson Williams, Jahmyr Gibbs and Sam LaPorta, but we shouldn't assume a return to the elite team-level efficiency from 2024. How much that matters for St. Brown in fantasy is up for debate, given his remarkable consistency and durability through five pro seasons. He's typically the fourth WR drafted for fantasy this year, after Puka Nacua, Ja'Marr Chase and Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Lions Lineup

#16J. Goff

#5T. Bridgewater

J. Gibbs

#10I. Pacheco

#14A. St. Brown

#8G. Dortch

#1J. Williams

#18I. TeSlaa

#87S. LaPorta

#89B. Wright

#39J. Bates